Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

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TIE HheFia q uEEsa Ind aae6as . tha
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krzaaanklg EAsY would kake inlp tha teil
yard vi1l1nfs who desiRnd 60 n0e cGFfMln
pEaaunaFs. JailnE Hanna did not ees-
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aboaf and IL abs fail. Iha rsosat dla-
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thzs lhe Irregularities UsRe oeaiEHed By
say q The empleYesoE b. he ShsxfAf
het JaileE Hanna claimed fhat 81 hs
had bean aunointnd yaiier he psesumD-
tioa waui& b ahatJo kad boon negli-
gen1. He obieeted 10 this Fesnlt. So
long e Be Wss JaileE be wanted % fni
al hia dntisa
@Evsryhody vas SallsE,n said Mr..
Hanna, geslsEdmg.
Ths AndinN q . loaded revolver In
the cell oenuriad By RedinQton and
GmllaRhex implied thntshsy bad not been
eaRefaliy aeaEohed. In the nbsanca of
anything 90 tbs contrary. Mr.. Hanna
claims tne preB1Eap1lon waa that be had
been Negligent, althonah be denies hav-
ina examined thoss prisoners. or hns-
iaa anything 20 90 With their commit
ment. Ths keys foand n EriedFioh's
eel admittedly mus1 have cone from
fhe sfoEs roam under The Court Hpuss,
and it Il admitted on 90 hands that The
keys o0nld not have gotten into the isiI
had there been exact ciroum1Deetion
pfaefioed. This expIanation viii make
infelligibls The dispute which occurred
yesterday. EoReshing vas said about
one Of he prisoners burning bread IN
et0xe In the fail. When substantially
the foll0winn conversations took place:
sRsdinatsn Tor Gallagher told Jon
at, said Hanna.
aIt d0esn'l make any dtfFssenoe Who
told IT, replied the Sheriff.
aWeil. II they had bean 90 anxious %
tell sbons that revolver and those keys
We found, as they we're about the bread,
re would have known u lonR ago"
They didn's know anything about
sThey oouldn't kslp but know Il.
They were around NE cell q great deal
Then something was said regarding
Who was responsible for ReeleciinR 10
Iakal the revolver from Redingson and
Gallagher.
sIfI had been let alone thsrs wouid
have been fewer mistakes uaade.D said
Hanna, sand II anything bad occurred
you could then have held me reapunsi-
hle.s
aIt vas your duty when ron learned
Of what waa going on tn tbs jail 70 lei
me ka0w.D said Sheriff C0ohFane. II
would then have determined what 10 do.
u vas my province 70 decide
The conversation, u 10 said, became
80 lively ct this point that there u ne
definite report Of What vas said. but it
wound up b. Sheriff Oochrape saying
thai Mr. Hanna would have nothing
more 20 do With The jail.
"Well, Il I leave, Il will not be long
before you follov me-" said 5ailer
Hanna.
'Do g ycu please abOut that. Leave
your ksys.n
cru leave my keys whenever you put
my disahaFgs In writing" said Hanna.
Aoon Afterwards Ne. hanna len the
Office.
sheriff Ooohrans when spoken To-
about the matter aaid:
"Yea, / hare discharged Mr.. Hanna"
"Whaf waa the raasonp
sKt ID moi necessary 30 give reasons.
Mr.. Hanna did not sult me-. That's oil. Z
s'fn what respect did be NOT suit yeufn
bis prospects, 90 III not say Why he die
not suit me"
aRsd 81 discharRs any CONGESTION
With Rsdington and 0allaRher's easel"
mo- Then the Sheriff added: II do
not care what he says. ! don't owe
anybody anythIna. I can show receipts
for all thai do. I dca't care for pub
lie opinion. ! do my duty and that's
all any body can ask. Hanna didn't gnit
me. | have Q right 50 employ men Who
do suis me. have right to discharge
him.
"Why didn't he suil youF'
"WeIl, ore thinQ vas that when vent
away and left him IN charge Ct the Of
Zee, I wasn't sure he would be here"
"What elaefn
II don't care to say. don't want 10
iriare him. les my own business and
90 one has Q right 10 tntefefeEe. The
master Il simply this Hanna didn't suit
me aud discharged him."
who will Be bis succeasoEP'
Il dent know
Have you any one IN vieWT
aNo.n
awho viii neg attend 10 his datissf"
am do Il myself. guess am re-
sponsible for this tail. It looked very
mueh es II Hanna was going 70 run
everything, me included. Bat don't
care 70 talk about Il. He didn't snit
me and discharged him."
Mr.. Hanna sAiA lister that he had q
duplioata set Of keys and proposed 70
keep them until the sheriff discharged
him Ia writing. Mr.. Hanna returned
/ 70 the 8heEiff'a ofaos several times at
| tsrunfds, bot tbs sheriff was NOS IN the
caiea, Mr.. Hanna intimated that be
1 wasn't through with the matter yet.
Later IN she evening Sheriff Cochrane
gave Mr.. Hanna papeF written with .
typa writer % follows:
You vill take nosies hereby that ]
hereby revoke the appointments Of jon
e. Deputy Sheriff heretofore made, and
also Jour appointment as tailer. and
you are hereby notified 10 perform 20
fuflhss acis or duties either - iailef o.
Depasy sheriff Of King Coonty.
Nr. Hanna eaSs 10 the keys Of the
iail 10 ahe 6heFin In TIE prrsenoe 81
two Witnesses.